kaz7
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What a scumbag ,that post puts a negative on everything that is not
When the chips are down and the other players are looking to the captain for leadership, I would prefer they weren't looking to the guy who has been sat on the bench for the past 4 games.
Vinny didn't but led the team and looked after the players and gave the pre match and post match speech , he also represented the club very well how anyone can say dinho is not up to it and not deserves it I don't know ,the team chose and we respect our oldies ,he is a leader, a warriorTerrible decision. Give it someone who is going to play every week.
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This is a bit silly. Why would they look to the bench for leadership when De Bruyne will be on the pitch next to them and wearing the armband anyway?
Vinny didn't but led the team and looked after the players and gave the pre match and post match speech , he also represented the club very well how anyone can say dinho is not up to it and not deserves it I don't know ,the team chose and we respect our oldies ,he is a leader, a warrior
If KDB is going to find himself wearing the armband most weeks, he should have been made captain. I don't think the captains armband should be given as a token gesture. In my opinion, you identify who you believe to be your main players and then pick the captain from them. I cant think of too many successful sides in recent times where their captain has been someone you wouldn't consider a regular starter when fit. Its clear that Pep doesn't value the captaincy in the same way and when you have managed a dominant Barca and Bayern, I guess it doesn't matter too much but unfortunately we are not a dominant force at the moment. If picking the appropriate captain was to give us just 1% extra, it would be worth it.
I'm not "assuming" it, if we don't then we're not winning much this season, but it could be that Fernandhino is going to playing regularly if we're not, and people can't assume he won't be on the pitch much.I think that's a pretty wild assumption tbh.
You started your sentence with “assuming we don’t buy...”I'm not "assuming" it, if we don't then we're not winning much this season, but it could be that Fernandhino is going to playing regularly if we're not, and people can't assume he won't be on the pitch much.
Ok mr nitpicker, probably the wrong word to use, but you know what I meant, and it's quite possible he's been picked because Pep now thinks he will be on the pitch a lot. I personally hope not, as I'm sure you also do, much as he has been a fantastic player for us, he's not Vinny.You started your sentence with “assuming we don’t buy...”
So your comment, hypothetical or not, is based on that assumption. Which in my opinion is pretty wild.
That was completely different. Vinny didnt play every week because of injuries and you cant legislate for that. Nobody was in any doubts though that a fit Vinny played every single week and was most definitely the correct pick for captain.
The players picked him as they did with dave,it is not about pep, he trusts them to pick who they want to follow, he is a good choiceIf KDB is going to find himself wearing the armband most weeks, he should have been made captain. I don't think the captains armband should be given as a token gesture. In my opinion, you identify who you believe to be your main players and then pick the captain from them. I cant think of too many successful sides in recent times where their captain has been someone you wouldn't consider a regular starter when fit. Its clear that Pep doesn't value the captaincy in the same way and when you have managed a dominant Barca and Bayern, I guess it doesn't matter too much but unfortunately we are not a dominant force at the moment. If picking the appropriate captain was to give us just 1% extra, it would be worth it.
Well said.Very happy for him.
A man who paid millions out of his own back pocket to fund a move to City.
What a career he's had and he'll end it joining the company of Puyol, Lahm, Kompany and Silva in captaining a Pep Guardiola team.
This is starting to look more and more like the obvious decision to take.Obviously it's early days but from the little we've seen of Ruben Dias, he looks like a genuinely natural leader. I doubt he'll be getting the armband anytime soon but long term I think he could be a candidate.